Observed arrival · 2026-09-25
XENEURO’s frog-brain trading pond
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An interactive visualization casts a spiking frog brain as a hunter of fresh on-chain pairs, using market activity as simulated sensory input.
- For
- Readers of interactive biology and trading experiments
- Worth noticing
- The displayed $1,000-bank chart scales a $100 simulation by ten; the page says fees, gas, price impact, and token taxes are included.
Field notes
The display exposes several layers of the model: a 12-section anatomical slice, a three-second spike raster, and learned sensory weights attributed to dopamine. Its record page says the visible $1,000-bank curve is scaled from a $100 trading simulation, with pool fees, gas, price impact, and token taxes included; it also offers a raw-$100-bank CSV export. The page calls the market data real while explicitly labeling the trades simulated.
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